DAYTONA BEACH — Police conducted a reverse prostitution operation that resulted in the arrest of 10 men, including one who thought he could pay for sexual services with a salad and another who is a former local basketball star, Daytona Beach police said.The operation started shortly before 11 a.m. Monday and lasted into the afternoon along areas on South Ridgewood Avenue that are known for problems with prostitution, according to Daytona Beach police charging affidavits. All 10 men are charged with soliciting a prostitute.Alonzo Liverman, 29, of Daytona Beach, told the undercover police officer he did not have any money, but he did have a salad, according to an affidavit.Police also picked up former Mainland basketball player Tim Pickett, 33, of Daytona Beach, who went on to star at Florida State University and was then drafted during the second round of the NBA draft in 2004. Records show police also arrested the following men during the operation: Christian Alfaro-Guerra, 30, Daytona Beach; Justin Bowman, 35, Daytona Beach; Ricardo Gomes, 65, Port Orange; Steven Hardock, 86, Edgewater; Matthew Campbell, 43, DeLeon Springs; Michael Jackson, 27, South Daytona; John Regan, 72, Daytona Beach; and Christopher Paxton, 28, Ormond Beach.